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Looks like Bruno is the one going to be getting forward

That bandaged fucker better produce tonight.

She nearly smashed that bottle then

Police coming for her

Star struck by the Tory

Carragher 'Sooooooooooooo, errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrmmm, like, eeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrmmm, like, you knoooooooooo warra mean?' Wor Holly 'FUCK OFF WILLOCK MAN' *tumbleweed*

the Tory Whenever I listen to it now I think that

Happy with that tbh.

Some of the replies

spunktastic

I've got the DVD's too.

Aye they mention the mackem sticker The politics are just about right for now too. Tory CUNTS

Barry played for the West Bromwich and District Sunday Methodist League in ping pong I think but was deffo a Wolves fan. He had their calendar in one series.

No Jimenez or Neves has perked me up a bit like,

taken from .com Newcastle's first Premier League home game for over a month sees them host Wolves in an 8pm kick-off tonight, live on Sky Sports. A sold-out St. James' Park will see United looking to end a run of three successive away losses, as they bid to win what would be a fourth successive home game - something they haven't achieved since February 2019. In order to do that though, Eddie Howe's side will need to end a winless top-flight run against Wolves that extends to eight games since our 2-1 win in the black country back in October 2011. This is the first of three successive home games, Leicester City due at SJP on Sunday April 17th before Crystal Palace arrive on Wednesday April 20th. NUFC: Neither Callum Wilson nor Kieran Trippier are in contention for a return as yet, while Joe Willock is doubtful. After missing the defeat at Spurs due to illness, Miguel Almiron may return to the squad. Speaking to the media on Thursday, Howe confirmed that both COVID and a separate bout of illness had affected the senior squad recently. WWFC: Wolves will be without the suspended Raul Jimenez, Ruben Neves and Ki-Jana Hoever. It's 14 games since they played out a draw in the PL. Only Manchester City (8 goals conceded) and Chelsea (9 goals conceded) have a meaner defence on the road this season than Bruno Lage's side, who have let in just 11 away from Molineux. Only the current top three of Manchester City (12 wins), Liverpool (10 wins) and Chelsea (10 wins) have more PL away successes this season than Wolves, who have registered eight. Six of those eight wins were accompanied by clean sheets. Referee: Peter Bankes - second appearance for the Merseyside official, following the 0-4 loss at Leicester City in December, when he was conned into a penalty award for the home side. Bankes has never refereed a PL game at Gallowgate, but United won both of the Championship fixtures he took charge of in the 2016/17 season - a 2-0 victory over Aston Villa and the epic 4-3 conquest of Norwich City when he brandished ten yellow cards. We've not won any of the six PL games away from SJP that he's presided over; our sole success under Bankes the 3-2 FA Cup replay victory at Oxford United.

Darren Bent on talksport just said Everton were very lucky v us. Him and Goldstein are the only ones who talk sense

In that calc thing Craig posted I have finishing on 40

Aye. People also seem to be forgetting we haven't played at home for what, a month? That's a big thing.

ANNOUNCE ARAMCO

This thread at the moment. Everton for me want to be v worried. They haven't had any results and they look appalling. Burnley of course with the win yesterday helps them massively, but I do think they have a bit of an edge over Everton because they have the experience of dodging the drop. Watford & Norwich are down. We are safe and I think Leeds are too.

Origi wants to go to Milan and we want him. Let him go to Milan

Frank Lampard 😂 Oh the media darling 😂 how he was lauded as a great manager 😂🤣

Everton fans must fucking hate Pickford 😂